Hi folks:
I'm expanding my business in the fall to include picture framing, and looked around a few months to find this beauty. Unfortunately, I didn't know how hard it would be on my lower back problem, as well as a repaired meniscus in my knee. All I knew was they were the staple in the picture framing industry. I have decided to go to a miter saw system instead. I can also say my condition is unique, and I doubt most people would struggle to use these.
This unit has been in storage for quite a while in Oregon. I just installed a brand-new set of blades, so they have about eight cuts only to test the blades out and ensure proper alignment. All the parts have been oiled, and checked for proper operation. Everything is as smooth as glass. The scales are not rubbed off in any way, and 95% of the finishes in great shape and still has a nice sheen to it. I would rate this piece of equipment as excellent. As I said, I looked around for quite a while to find one in such good condition. This also has an extra set of blades in a nice wooden box, as well as the extension table and leg to allow for up to 60 inch molding. I have the original owners manual as well, and the adjustment wrench.
Here's a nice Utube video of the exact model in operation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTWJYJm2D_w
The equipment is located up in Alaska, and will cost $166 to transport to the Seattle area. From there it can go by local carrier. I've got just shy of the thousand dollars into it. Please make a reasonable offer.
I'm expanding my business in the fall to include picture framing, and looked around a few months to find this beauty. Unfortunately, I didn't know how hard it would be on my lower back problem, as well as a repaired meniscus in my knee. All I knew was they were the staple in the picture framing industry. I have decided to go to a miter saw system instead. I can also say my condition is unique, and I doubt most people would struggle to use these.
This unit has been in storage for quite a while in Oregon. I just installed a brand-new set of blades, so they have about eight cuts only to test the blades out and ensure proper alignment. All the parts have been oiled, and checked for proper operation. Everything is as smooth as glass. The scales are not rubbed off in any way, and 95% of the finishes in great shape and still has a nice sheen to it. I would rate this piece of equipment as excellent. As I said, I looked around for quite a while to find one in such good condition. This also has an extra set of blades in a nice wooden box, as well as the extension table and leg to allow for up to 60 inch molding. I have the original owners manual as well, and the adjustment wrench.
Here's a nice Utube video of the exact model in operation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTWJYJm2D_w
The equipment is located up in Alaska, and will cost $166 to transport to the Seattle area. From there it can go by local carrier. I've got just shy of the thousand dollars into it. Please make a reasonable offer.